Letter to Salazar Expressing Concerns About Dr. Corey Goodman’s Published Attacks on NPS Science
2012 CA Coastal Commission finds Oyster Company Violating Harbor Seal Protections Since 2008
Coastal Commission Fines Oyster Company $61,250 for Violating Cease and Desist Order Dec. 2009
Briefing paper: Law, Policy and Science Require Wilderness for Drakes Estero in 2012
10 Reasons Why Drakes Estero Should Be Protected From Private Enterprise
For the postable version, click here.
Draft Environmental Impact Statement
Environmental Action Committee’s Summer 2011 Newsletter
The Heart of the Park: Drake’s Estero Wilderness at Point Reyes National Seashore
A report by the Environmental Action Committee of West Marin and the Sierra Club, Marin Group
Fact Sheets
The Real Facts: Environmental Impacts of Commercial Shellfish Production in Drakes Estero
National Wildlife Federation Fact Sheet on Drakes Estero
National Wildlife Federation Law & Policy Fact Sheet
Letters in support of Wilderness
Letter from Tom Baty to the Coastal Commission
September 1, 2011
Letter to Department of Interior
Amy Meyer, Huey Johnson, Marty Griffin, Bill Kortum, August 31, 2011
Opposition Letters to 2009 Rider
Federated Tribes of Graton Rancheria
Letter in support of Wilderness in 2012.
Regulatory Agency Letters
Letter from California Coastal Commission to Drakes Bay Oyster company regarding compliance issues with the Coastal Act and Consent Cease and Desist Order CCC-07-CD-11
September 29, 2011
Letter from the California Coastal Commission to Drakes Bay Oyster Company regarding violation of Consent Cease and Desist Order CCC-07-CD-11
December 7, 2009
Articles
How Much is Wilderness Worth?
by Jim DiPeso, Policy Director for Republicans for Environmental Protection, October 16, 2011
Reassessing the Role of the National Research Council: Peer Review, Political Tool, or Science Court?
Ian Fein, California Law Review, October 2011
We’re Rich! (In Nature.)
Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times, September 10, 2011
“The wilderness trims our bravado and puts us in our place. Particularly in traumatic times like these, nature challenges us, revitalizes us, humbles us, exhilarates us and restores our souls. It reminds us that we are part of a larger universe, stewards rather than masters of our world.”
A Well-Regulated Wilderness
Michael Lipsky, New York Times, September 13, 2011
“America is engaged in a great debate on the role of government and the extent of its reach. In the heart of the mountains, far from the roads that would take us back to commerce and competition, we saw that even our beloved refuges were the results of public structures, allowing us the hard-sought illusion that we are beyond their reach.”
The Wild Nursery of Drakes Estero
Bay Nature, October/December 2008
NPS Scoping in 2010
National Wildlife Federation Scoping Comments
November 22, 2010
Environmental Action Committee Scoping Comments
November 24, 2010
Scoping comments
Rick W Johnson, November 22, 2010
